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What is light pen and pen-based system?

Light Pen:

The light pen is a handheld pointing input device. It looks like a pen. It is a Sight-sensitive input device. It is connected with the computer by a wire. The-tip of pen contains a light-sensitive element. This device also contains a button. Input is given to the computer directly by touching the screen with pen. Light Pen device is usually used by engineers and graphic designers.

Pen-Based System:

Pen-based system uses a pen-like input device. This input device is called stylus. This system allows the user to enter handwriting and marks into computer. The user writes information on- the display screen using stylus. The pen-based system uses special software. This software translates handwritten information or marks into a form that can be stored and processed by the computer.

Stylus:

Stylus is an input device. It looks like a pen. It is used for drawing images on a specially designed graphics screen or digitizer.

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